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Just figured I'd bump this since it never got an answer.
Any help would be much appreciated.
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I also wanted to know if there was a legitimate way of obtaining the following modifier for link books from Mystcraft yet? I thought I saw Direwolf make one recently but I can't remember which episode it was.
I recently started a new playthrough on the DW20 1.6.4 pack (v1.0.23) and for some reason NEI isn't allowing me to change my inventory settings without being in World mode instead of Global. Changing options under Global doesn't do anything. For example, I click to change from recipe mode to cheat mode or utility while under Global but none of the icons and profiles show up. I have to go into World mode to change modes and to turn on certain features.
So, my question would be is it supposed to be this way? Is it user error and there's a setting that I'm simply missing that changes this? or is this a bug?
It's not that big of a deal since I just have to press world before I switch modes but it is still kind of annoying and would like to know how to fix it.
Any help would be much appreciated.
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I also wanted to know if there was a legitimate way of obtaining the following modifier for link books from Mystcraft yet? I thought I saw Direwolf make one recently but I can't remember which episode it was.
Villager trade IIRC. And I don't know the answer to your other question, sorry.
Just figured I'd bump this since it never got an answer.
Any help would be much appreciated.
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I also wanted to know if there was a legitimate way of obtaining the following modifier for link books from Mystcraft yet? I thought I saw Direwolf make one recently but I can't remember which episode it was.
To try to answer your first question, i don't know. The little buttons that show up at the top left only seem to show up in a "Creative" world now. I've yet to find another way of making them show up. There are still items that can do most of it's functions.
For the second question, there's a table at the bottom of the linked page.
http://ftbwiki.org/Ink_Mixer
It's no problem. I ended up being able to fix the NEI issue anyway. I don't know why it wasn't working before but I was able to just uncheck the W's on the left of the inventory options (so they're darkened out) under world mode so they weren't overriding the global settings. I swear I tried that before but it didn't work and now it does. O__o I could just be going crazy, though, and thought I did but I didn't.
Following doesn't seem to be on that list. What Padfoote said is familiar, though, so I'm gonna go village hunting.
As for the NEI issue, assuming you're having the same issue, the above seemed to have fixed it.
Thank you both for the help.
Question:
Designing a MFR Auto-spawner setup using AE etc to swap in and out the Safari nets. But got the big question of "Spawn Exact Copy". Will I need this option on for some mods? Read something about wither skeletons just spawning normal skeletons in Overworld unless set to Exact mode. Is this still true?
If so is there a way to remotely change the mode of the Auto-spawner or will I need to have two spawners to avoid spending too much essence for simple mobs?
Designing a MFR Auto-spawner setup using AE etc to swap in and out the Safari nets. But got the big question of "Spawn Exact Copy". Will I need this option on for some mods? Read something about wither skeletons just spawning normal skeletons in Overworld unless set to Exact mode. Is this still true?
If so is there a way to remotely change the mode of the Auto-spawner or will I need to have two spawners to avoid spending too much essence for simple mobs?
Quarries chunkload their area of effect. If your computer is strapped for resources those extra chunks can potentially cause problems. Having the quarry nearby usually means at least some of its chunks are loaded anyway by the player or base chunkloaders, but then you also have to worry about rendering all those blocks. Since the performance bottleneck for most people is graphics, you'll almost always still see better results from keeping your quarries away from your base.
Tbh the area loaded by a BC Quarry should only pose a negligible extra load. After all a normal quarry can max load 16 chunks were as a player will at any time keep 441 chunks loaded around them. And other quarries such as Quarry+ and EnderQuarry only loads as they go which results in only 2 chunks loaded.
But there is a whole other matter arising when you are running your quarry: handling of all the products. I don't know your setup, but I am assuming some sort of sorting system and ore processing will be going on. This is all taking up resources too.
Hmm should not be much of a resource draw.
Try and make sure that there are no fluids in the Quarry as best you can. There is a lot of updating that needs to be done if there is water or something else in the quarry.
My MFR harvester is playing up and I don't know why.
It has power, the sludge tank is empty, it isn't receiving a redstone signal.
It has an upgrade sufficient to cover the area of the farm but no more.
It's connected to a tesseract via enderIO power and item conduits, i've double checked the directions of the connections and those are all fine (and the planter uses the same tesseract with no problems).
I can't see any problem but the harvester's idle timer just refuses to go down. If I turn it with a wrench or break it and replace, I get one cycle of the idle timer then it sticks again.
Any ideas?
It has power, the sludge tank is empty, it isn't receiving a redstone signal.
It has an upgrade sufficient to cover the area of the farm but no more.
It's connected to a tesseract via enderIO power and item conduits, i've double checked the directions of the connections and those are all fine (and the planter uses the same tesseract with no problems).
I can't see any problem but the harvester's idle timer just refuses to go down. If I turn it with a wrench or break it and replace, I get one cycle of the idle timer then it sticks again.
Any ideas?
No its not necesarily a RAM issue. But every time the quarry removes a block in the pit your computer has to recalculate a large portion of that water. And that is no small job if it is a 64x64 quarry full of water with a quarry going reasonably fast.
